Editorial Policy

Every article on ClayHealth follows a written editorial workflow.

Workflow

1. Draft — a writer prepares the article.
2. Needs Fact Check — each significant health claim is matched to a public source, with title, URL and verification date recorded.
3. Needs Medical Review — clinical topics are sent to a qualified health professional and are never auto-published.
4. Approved
5. Published
6. Update Required — when guidance changes or an error is found.

Our rules

• No fabricated references, fake statistics or invented reviewer names.
• No misleading words like "cure" or "guaranteed".
• No unsafe home remedies or advice to stop medicines.
• Reviewer names only when a real review has happened.
• A "last updated" date on every article.
• Ads are kept separate from editorial content; advertisers do not influence what we write.
• Some starter articles were generated from editorial templates and are clearly labelled as general education.